The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1866, Page 3

ASS treed meee ies ee — pc cn. A A ee a a BO. T soa eee See eae een annn~agh pene tarlnapetannigaenemmanie, ASHE Rte wee £22 SE Poe PGE aa rent, cS : + ASE TEMES oieniweutrs street, Dear & rece ous pia Na Rl A NW THE MODERN BUILT HOUSE 74 MAC. (81. Clement's place); s pleasant second } 5s Terms, moderate. Reloreace ea. Bons Seetee oman furnished guchanged” "Apply at 100 Bam Roventonntt eee, CH BOARD AND FREN Herstek ca Races eoeiiniea ‘our, with Board, at moderale prams.” Mefereuses er! ICH BOARD.—& FRO PARLOR BED. Toor 00 second oor 10 jek; alae ane Hoste or & sae fee PERE bmi : ake ROOMS TO LET—AT 40 WEST HOUST: A GENTLEMAN AND WIVE—& ROOM, WELL “Appiy at AND HANDSOMELY voarense. paowe TO aNtcaioussoon cak tannin eee BOARD.—ANY LADY CAN FIND A COM- NEW eg A FLvaRS roe anew ran bevy Locaueriga No. 9 West Twenty-third street, Fifth avenue Hotel 7,000 Et AE smat ae, EG TORY, pratima er es Sao a ee WOR 8a ’ TE.—ToR SeGceectoue To raiaming the hoes Sere street ek REL dent ‘No, 4 Cedar street, LOUrERY canted hele Pc retow vs A™% WANTING FARM8.—GOOD BOLL, MILD CLI. Toate, 4 miles south of Philadelphia. Price only $26 acre. ‘Also improved Farms. Hundreds are seitling, Faformation sont tree. Address C. K. LANDIS, Viaeland, New Jersey. RDHAM.—FOR SALE, AT FORDHAM, NEAR J2= rome Park, a very desirable Building aie of, Ls NOPE. 74, TURPRNTINE DISTILLERY, CONSIST: fect working order, and al) wisiness. together with butld- " @ ac. The now in hae doe sven wiconafulbauinens at, hari siber be ‘eas requiring his personal attant Soll ‘the prope sacrifices, For further iategrouen address Hi. a. 16 Post office, Fayetteville, N. ©. ___ REAL ESTATE WANTED. Houses WANTED—TO PURCHASE OR TO LEASE: Address Real ta, box Iv Her- t security offered. ald office, . ‘{ Sut oF RooNS, WirtioUT BOARD, 16 East A Bireoioeoth ssect between Union aquare abd Pik avenue. NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND TWO. OTHER Rooms, three beds; oor; gentlemen or ladies; jirteenth street snd Fo ‘avenue; also Floors, uniur- Bished. Inquire a4 14 Third avenue, A. YUBNIEHED, ROOM with cooking stove, to amall family without ebiliren; Also ® small Koom fora single person. Apply at dd Mxi8 avenue. T & HUDSON STREE two Bedrooms, stoves, ROURE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—18 rooms, dnely furnished. near Brosdway, above Spring Hireet; most be sold this week: cheap for cash. Apply to J. CAGNEY, 515 Washington st., from 1 to 2 and Bto6, , ales hotne. with every requlte, shok iam K iene ‘gdwife GF Wont Fiip-third ates, EX SUITE —A VINE, RETIRED, PLEASANT, ci . without bound. ut @t Muodongal strest? ail sedan te; family private; only two persons; 10 —WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, 7 Peasonabie terse, Call ai 186 Mint avenue, Ne terme, Call at 125 N: ‘street, TO had ‘avenue, Nine- Dae re eer ty mereet. wontons $2525 aaa SEES ND UPWARDS.—360 ORAND ATRE! Sn bac abplying at the above one fine large Room. “Address box 30 ‘Tier Denise kode | OF FRONT ROOM: EPR SUR, ORree UB. NEAR BREVOORT HOUSE —1 r and Bedroom to let, ove Ald eT and genileman sfovts of s bome ean be scconras- 8, 39 BE, SWENTY. FOURTH STREET, BETWREN and Sis avenues—A thor aud room, aa y With Grst clans Board, fore YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO Bi tamate of Briel privote family A satieto eas. “i for the. yon. and a. Address a. WANTED—OITY AXD COUNTRY -AI30 ean bave ‘ons of desirable R. withoot COME uate NTLEMAR. WIFE. I€- WANTAD—BY A ‘LEMAN AND WI! ‘went side of city, good ‘hood, modern tm and oot i fire, A omall bet: ‘oom a Board Eschinge, a RICE & ANDREWS. © ‘ > LADY QUIBT HABITS WISHES na private of respectallity. Adirens BM bes il Hera oie, sat ng ioeton bd eras, etary ar Lb ad ve: we ene, cgay. LITTLE FURNISHED meow 2x. PAL af ne wea Sy rr iL 120 per month. — SAI aN FPURSISHED Rooms IN JERSEY Clty TO ERT — 4 ‘Second Floor, fur rooms, with gas and water, plano and everything complete for hourekeeping: rent $00'per montb, a advance. Apply at 383 Grove surest. )URNISHED ROOMS, WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE for ; ino rooms with moves for . from, | upwards per week, at 140 Clinton nee rand. the Fadl ED APARTMENTS TO LET. BMALI. PRI- vee Will let the seeond or Third Floor eomploin ;,modery improvements complet, rent moderate, required. Apply at 12036 Twentieth street, near Third avenue. ORNIABED ROOMS LET. —A LAROE ROOM Dp Bedroom, uitable for a ger \ioman aud his wife, at 16 calities in the city. Appiy for permits to “si ™ era KING &09., No, 9 West Twenty-third stroei, Fifth Avenue Hoiel. ‘OUSEKEEPERS OR PERSONS GOING TO BOUSE- Carpets, Vileloihs, Furaitnre, Bed. ding. “Pablo” sud Bedroccs Hult. fe.. at BENOALL & &, corner of Caval and Hedson streets, and pay by iy OF monthly payments if preferred. M POWER.—F0O LET, ONE PLOOR, 1 Ty GP ae ee oat) 1 size. 160x480; good on premises W. GREEN, 13 Spruce street, n¥ c OnE T0 LET—PIXTURES AND LRASE SALE. (6 Third avenue. (ood location for any of busi- particularity dry poode. OFTS TO LET—IN CHAMBERS STREET. FIRnT, Third and Fourth Lofts, 250180 feet, Ha to Reade sireet. Apply Ww DIXON, CLARE! T, 49 Char re eirert LET-WITH FURNITURE FOR SALE AT A great bargain, & gentieman’s Hoarding House; central; well with boarders. No Peasouable offer re~ fnsed. ‘Reasons given. Inquire of A. H. LONGLEY, 316 MPO LEI-IN A BROWN SIONS MOUSE, WITH ALI, modern improvements, Second Floor for a small family. Call at 289 Went Pifveth atreci, tegen ft LEY—10 A SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND Floor of 276 Kast Broadway, possession immediately. Inquirein tbe basement. ue 10 LET—A FURNISHED GENTLEMAN'S HOUSE IN T jurniture alan for wale. jos hation of boarding bouse, LET-A FURNISHRD HOTEL, DOING A GOuD nainess, cencrally located; or would take & partner with $1,000 or $4,000, Inquire of A. B. CLARE, 34 Pine LET—at 1 BOND STRELT, & LARGE, ELB- htly furnished front Room, also » neat on oor, House heated. T° oe LET--YURNISHED, WITH IMMEDIATE PO-SES. i neighbor bood at rents age, Or peiinlls apply Wo we stb even urnished (wo doors frum avenue. powly a Ot 114 Went Fwenty-third street, pear Sixth avenue, — -" LET JN JRKSEY CITY—A THREE STORY BRICK cols, fi ‘od More, with vn . peighrarbos Kens moderate. Apply to JOMN B. wu - iam sires’, New Vork. LEASE—FROM MAY T Canal street. var Brondway, jalker. Will be int, if desired. in premicen. and fninbed to mult lenapin "AVUR BAY LIES, 200 Brosdway, between I2end 2, HANDSOM: A ¥ ag gis Cra ROOM room, with use jichew, heutoones, 5 $40 per wontk. Apply on ANT ROOMS POR ORN- ‘ag eae (ones also viet AVENUS. heoms LEO {also Artists’ Studion; for an art desler. jeweiler or «il furnished, Lik gre Sho ei Aaa rh ARTED TO WIRE—A HOUSE SUITA WwW fomily of three. ip close © FOR A Hebets, wofarusbed. Address ‘New York Was ee = eae ek ore o Greet HT. we ies oe es ee CPALEROR (Or Donaby, 708 Sma Te Ecee eeibtobetatiostase ieioss ans Pakesese™ ee De ini a er gS | BILLIA A’ sow NUMMER OF NEW cashions. phd rights may be impaired and even lost for the want of such a power. But th of the statnte are, first, that it may lead to as many dif. ferent patents for the same invention as the patentee dantift in error, therefe makes two points— H jastonsr of Potente decided corrost that the Commi nts the defendant in error was not eptitied to a rowene the patent; that if bis decison was erroneous a wanda- mus does pot Ie to correct it. The Commissioner bad already done what the writ commanded him todo. Any further action, such as seading the case to an examiner, would bave beep usciews and absurd. The defendant in error rontends that there must be ‘nome power to issue thie wri ia wease hike the It is based on the fundamental hat there should de a remedy Ww enforce every Fr ly afb aS 0 < means of Ming the public servacte to obey public Sines thane the laws, the woud be slaves to their own fervante and would prevail over law and justice, ein the country is there #0 great need of the writ of manda- mus as in the District of Columbia, where all the de- partments of the genera! government have their effices ‘and where the rights of the people are so Hable to in- fringement,, And this court in Kendall's case (12 Poters, 624) decided that if the power to issue a mus in acase like (he present existe saywhere it ie vested 1p the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, that being the bighest court of original jurisdiction with- ip the District. This iaa proper case for the writ, The law expressly commands the Commissioner to do thé act now required of him, and the | ommissioner objects, a6 bas been seen, asserting that the legal question involved i# preliminary, apd determipable by him alone, without appeal, and re- fusing to put the case upon the files of the Patent Oifice prose Asarhne ow mare prig pom el e + an . ri ne Goart of 1 District oP eahasabie sig ‘The object of for tho writ was thet.tho Com- Missionet might be compelied to “examine” tbie case. Hefore the examination can be made the case mast be duly filed; and then if the Commissiouer refuses the patent for any reason the Injured party is entities to an 1; but as long as tho appheant is kept entirety out Of the Patent Office he is eubject to the absolute will of the Commissioner, which arbitrarily deprives him of the Fight of appeal. eo yrantee of an exclusive territorial interest in a patent bas a legal right to apply for a reissue of such patent, because it cannot be doubied that the design of Congress in establisbing the reissue was to creato @ remedy for the cure of ali defects in the original patsat arising from any cause except fraud, and natural justice demands that any defect in the instrament of grant given by the public should be promptly corrected, whe inventor having executed his part of the contract, aad being therefore entitled to like execation on the paft of ‘the public. It was with this view that tour years before the passage of the reissue bad been in force Chief Jun- tice Marshall decided (Grant, « a/., ve Raymond, 6 Poters, 218-249) that a pate: statutory provisions, was of natural right entitled to nurrender a defective patent, snd obtain a won peleat with the corrections necessary to fully protect in. vention, Upon the outhority of this decision this Court should give the reissue statute such an equitable construcHon Ubat it will harmonize with the ! intent and of our patent system, as exempiiied in the whole of the paiont law in a long course of cisions thereon. Hut the thirteenth rection of the act of 1836, which first establisied the rermue na wow provides— “and ip ease of bis (the patentee’s) death, or any astiga- ment by him bapnateetnedips vad oa a similar right shal! vest ip hie executors, kotrators oF sae gnece.'’ ‘This etatate, therefore, granta dn°quivuceily to any as Fignee the same right to a rerseue (bat it gravts to the patentee If it bad been the intention of Congress to re- strict this right to the assignee of the whole interest alone, it would have been very eary to use words of lim:- tation, or to have used (be restrictive and defiuitive ar- ticle “the” jostead of the distributive pronoun “any” bevore the word assigntn Etigha Foote, for plainufl im error; & 8. Fisber, for defendant ip error. ie Prize—The Cnee of the Peterhof-The Necene eary Bleckade of Mainmeres in the Blocks ade of Brownsville—Eflect of the Kebelilon Upoe the Statue of the Loyal Residents of the South Speliation of Ships’ Papers ae an Evidence Against the Neutrality of the Voyage. ‘The Steamer Peterhoff, Stephen Jarman, Claimant for Oumers of Vessel and Cargo; Samu J. Redgate and George W. Almond, Claimants for Part of Cargo, Appel. lana, The United States.—The Peterhoff, « Britian buist and registered steamer. of six bundred and sixty. nipe tons barthen, was captured as @ prize of war on the 26th of February, 1863, on the Atlantic Ocean, off the of *& Thomas, by the United States steamer Van derbilt, ana, being brought into the port of New York, Ha tf i i i l ry & i it f ; = i f ¢ ' I i gi it ne Bee ret I f ei H Ly i 5 tf i Ai it if i i i | , i re ¢ i if i i 4 i i i: if ie i i fF i i Hf Hi ag a ips i ti H Ee i i 1 rT 5 iT i i i i Li § af $ ‘ i i lt i a: i li i t ul i : j rit Hy ; ErTS iil PETi tig: ! : ef i cf it il i i fl i i fi fs | i Lf Ff wosville apd Matamoros, and tbe Bro the other neutral, are om males I . 4 A! | t i ' iF Pr : 1] i i iH | 43 i f . He ate il if § & z I; a ri i; i ills A | | li Fe fi il SEREE fi 4 i ‘3 e i il i i i b val | i i f t g i i ; i i ei if f in i (i gee ii ee ti i i F E A i g 8g 4 sf : 38 ag aS h if i E ; i & H r of of to ‘el ipl ihe ti ga yi ss i if é i fi E H 55s FF E z & é H z § 2 3 rs z g g = Commisnions on the Sale of Real Estate. The New York Hippodrome. By Justice Hunt. Chauncey Barnard es, John B. Monnot.—The foliowing Tecent decision of the Court of Appeals is of considerable interest to real estate brokers as well as to the legal pro- fession, It will be seen to establish an important ruic in regard to commissions on the sale of real estate:— ‘The plaintif brought his action in the Supreme Court ogainst the defendant to recover bis compensation as» Teal estate broker, amounting to 28,908, 18 effecting the sale of the Hippodrome in the City of New York. On the trial the plaii was nonsuiied. The — was affirmed at the General Term of the First NC, The facts may be stated an follows:—The plaintiff, a Feal estate vroker in the city of New York, was employed by the defendant to Degotiate a nalo of certain real prop- erty of Ube defendant, known as the Hippodrome prop- erty, for the price of $250,000, He brought his negotia- tions to a surcesyful issue ou the ist of May, 1965, when the defendant andone Amos R Kno came (o au agree meni, which was complete in all its terms, for the sale ‘and purchase of the rty. ‘The defendant agreed 10 well to Eno the Hippodrome property for $250,000, and Eno agreed to buy it at that price, to be paid as fol- jown:—-$20,000 in cash, No 550 Broadway at §120,W00 and No. 74 Broadway at $110,000. ‘Te these terms both parties were agreed. The parties having Re nag a the terms of tuelr bargain, wet out for the ‘of Mt. Wetmore, Eno’s lawyer, 10 put the agreement in wi They stopped on the way xt the office of Mr. Logan, Mounet's lawyer, and stated to him the terms of tho eereement. At Mr. Wetmore's office the terms were ecain stated, and it was arranged that Mr. Logau should draw (be contract, Soe, Mr. Logan, om bebaif of Monnet, certain leases which were on the 8 of property dMoUDOt was lo receive, Kuough they had been by wl ud agreed upon apd no further ol was leases, Monnot subsequently declined to perform tho Contract, atieging the unwillingness of bin wile to its complevien. Another bargain was therefore rade and completed between Eno and tbe defendant, by which Boo purchased from the defendant @ portion of the Hippodrome "a to the value of $170,000, and paid him for it Broadway and assuming certain The piamtif! was nonsuited upon the ground finding a purchaser, be was entitled to no compensation, aud on the other Bin right was perfect #0 s00n as that condition war - (Moses ve. Biorbieg. 31M. Y., 462. Mcderoch vs. Wiralief, 20 Howard U. 221. Kock va. Emmeriey, 22 Howard U. Jost cited, as in the present, ‘was a*suined “that no contract can be specifically enforced unless it nes been tulty executed.” (p 73.) The Coart say, “Where the vendor Ww eatistied with the terms mado by himself, the broker to the 3 no nolid tion can be sated 10 the contract, it would to be clear that the commimicn of was due «and ought to be be « novel principle if the vendor might capri cloudy defeat his own contract with his agent by refusing to pay him, whea he had dope e!l that be wae bound to do. The agent might well undertake to pro- care & purchaser, bot, this being dome, his iabor and expense could pot avail bim, es he could aot coerce ® wiltingnems to pay the comminion, which the vendor had agreed to pay. Mach matate of things could only arise from an express ig that the vendor was to pay nothing, uulese be hove to make the sale.’ Judg- ment should be reversed and = pew trial . Horace Barvard, plasutifl’s auorney; BE. Logan, de fendaat’s attorney. ‘ NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Further Facts of the Late Killing of a Private Meldier by Lieutenant Olcutt Wholesale Attempt to Bern Hamptes--New Phase to the Artillery Experiments Fenianism ia NorfoikSteam Fire Engine at the Porte. mouth Navy Yard—The Je@ Davie Cane- Mteamer fer Liverpeel, &e. Fonrarm Mownoa, Dee. 21, 1866. The military commission appointed fram the oficers of the fort to investigate the facie connected with the Lj i ] : tt : rat iz. 2 2 s | tH } ut teal amel Ht it { sat? , i He Inf trai YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DEUEMBER 24, 1866. CITy REAL ROTATE Tith Metamoroo-in articles of © comtmband neture un- oe you SALE. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. i i i i i | 4 i i les i i F F . 1 Hi 4 = fi i f 5 E & & EF > é i P : Hy H i Fi 4 = FE i Fg zz eee He a B i 3 58 THE FENIANS IN CANADA. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALD. Visit to the Prisoners in the Old Toronto Jail-Thelr Desthute Appearanee, withent Clothes or Shees— McM Brotherhood and Hishop Lynch's State~ ment Regarding it--Charitable Apprepria- tons in Toronto, &c. Toroxto, C, Wy Dec. 20, 1860, Ja company with the Hon. M. Thurston, United Staten Consul, 1 visited the Old Jail to-day, andl need scarcely add that the Rev. Mr. sicMahon, Colonel Lynch and the other Fenian priconers were delighted to eehim. A description of this miserable bastile bas been so often given that I will not trouble you with it; suffice to may that it is a dull, monotonous, dreary ead badly con- Airucted edifice of throe stories in height, with email barred casemonts two feet broad by three in height, which scarcely permits the light of Ww penetrate into the dismal Corridors. on ne’ the hall, which in lit by gas light, the guard room i om the right hand, where, on benches seated around, were & number of suldiers of the Seventeenth regiment, who formed the guard. Arcending the staire, on arnval at the firet fight we came to ioe Commer s root The Governor, Mr Severs, was enjoying bie cum digni- (ate at tbe ume, but on entvring he 96 omee jumped up ‘and tn the politest manner posible conducted the Cameu! to where the prisoners are at presept located Having unlocked and unbolted a nas ve irom door, we entered a corridor to the left of the passage; it ‘War about forty- three feet long by three broad, with eight celle on either side, and lighted by » small window at one extremity, by the tight of whieh 1 perceived two people seated at a small and « third Jooking on. Colone! J. B. Lynch and the Rev. MeMabon first two named, and J, Slavia, the deaf wan, were was third. On ecognixing the who brought with him @ pumber mages ines mm, amoug which were several copies of the New. Ade prisoner expressed much plaasgre, and during alt 20 bour I bad the pleasure of having aminterview with there unjustly perseenied men. neb states that since they have been no jail, neither he or amy ether of the MoMabon aud Lynch with palatable. every day for indies alone ure they which was sent ember 3), and inesday. He did not pentiineots emall table o Neb 4 the ole arucles were & pitcher of cold water, two glasses, @ breviary, testament, bool. sed ee. image Bid them farewell feo thet they 8 good Chrivimas paraage, where four prisooers and many tatiered remains the garments they wore at jidgeway. On hearing that they were to get # good Chrintiuar dinner of roe beef eed plum pudding from the Atmercan Consul, Weir joy wee unbounded, and the thanks that the poor frliows exprensed for the kindness was ruficient reward fur the eat, which prompted i Although romewhet pafled down by conmfinewent, and net having ® hale and hearty look, the prisoners aro comparatively in good health; bat, if their interert at heart would furnist ¢ fortable clothing dur Ing this inclement season, no: said be more acc ept- or giadly accepted, The reply which Bishop Lyneb ent to Colonel Reberte regarding the $200 enclosed him for the use of the preoners in jail, was written by the Rev. Mr Lee, who. Ob returning the money, stated that bad ® privaie ‘udividual, the Bishop pplied it tor the objet desired, but Bot wigh to be the mediam of dis from a pceret sovety 1 chooses to forward the be applied In Lue bert mmoner to the prisoners Council has bewtated aboot granting (he Chief Police the increas of sixty men whch be base esked tnade apother demand stating (hat on the desired number be will bot be re safety of the ciy thet tomething @ Up there cam be no doubt, bot what ts remaor a mye Patrick's Kociety have met with conewerable noccess in the canvas of the city in aid of the poor Irieh ; the handeome wanver in which (he Reman have subeerited, tt protebie that a» distribation ee inab poor Witheas distinetion of er Fenians Under Sentence of Denth. ‘The following ero the names of the Venian prisoners who are condemned to he hanged in Canada for ihe in- Es if in ff x { , i be i fle Prt ; WESTCHESTER COUNTY INTELL GENCE. Comprnos or Taomas Frrasarate Usewe Serresce oF Deata ron Menoae,—Thomas Vitesersid, whe was son i ra 3 MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS. Naw Hamramms Eizcrion.—The New Hampshire elec- tion does not take place till the Oret Tuesday in March, but already the canvass over nominations is exceedingly lively. There i# no doubt that the State will range itself with the other Northern States in favor of radical recon- struction. George A. F, Stevens, of Nashua, will prob- ably get the republican nomination for Congress im the Second district. E. H. Rollins is the present representag uve. Honack Gurgiay vor Preapest.—The Chicago Tribune Proposes Horace Greelry as the democratic candidate for Fronident in 1868, on the amnesty platform. Govanson FLavoasn’s PRocLamation. —The recent pro- @amation oi Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, is said to be Strick 10 depreciate the State bonds in the New Yerk market for the benefit of parties to whom he sold # rail- Foad for which Louds were to be taken Io part payment. Tap Vinexis Goveaxonnmr.—& correspondent of the Richmond Whig nominates Wm. T. Sathertin, of Dan- ville, for meat Governor of Virginia Rangriios —The Shreveport, La., News says that “the idea that the Soatborn States were guilty of rebellion has been #0 successfully indoctrinated into the public mind that it will take years to establish the contrary conviction.” Yes, it will take years enough to bury the fact of the present im oblivion. Bursa Rote Mamascnunrm —the Boston Pot raya:—We have now anew Adjutant Geveral and a now “Major Geveral” in this State. The Governor orders ope and the other orders the Governor. Damocnatic National Convartion.—A convention of democrats in Kentucky recently passed the (vllowing Tesolution :—That we view with horror the revolutionary designs of the minorty pow in power in Congror at Washington, and thatin view of these dangers we ur gently recommend the meeting of a National Demo cratic Convention in Loupville at an early period ; that we request the Democretic State Conveation of Kea tueky Lo issue a call for such convention; and that we wuggest the lst of May, 1867, a8 a proper day for us Meeting; and, further, that we pledge to the mombein of the proposed convention a hearty Keatacky weleome. Necro Vorrns im Mamacucesrm —The negro voters im Masrachusetts number fourteen hundred. All, of course, cam feed and write. Gexanan Doran's Skat is Comores ro ne Conreare, — Notwithetapding the opinion of the Masrachusotia at Uorney General that General Hutler was legally otected, it te said that W. 1). Northard, bis opponent, wit! con- tent bis seas, Senin —The Moblie Advertiser says that the troth of history requires (be observation that posterity murt unite with the present generation in pronoubeing, im view of Mr. Yancey’s matrumentality iu precipitating the late war upon anu unprepared people, that bie public carcer as @ Southern statesman wasan uamixed calemity 10 the people of the South, Towa to Leap mx Eva: Soremsas Concven,—A radical editor, in a Western lecturing tour, writes that Iowa will be the first Stale in tbe Union to acknowledge the po- littea) equality of mea and women as citizens epiitied each alike to the citisen’s franchime, Wao ans Lovat.—The New Orieans Triune of Decem- ber 13 says —*'That when a song containing en eliusion to the “stare and bars! was encored and rapturousty plauded ut the Academy of Music, the only persone dared manifest disapprobation by hissing were uegroma ' CaLwocn's Disciriae,-- The Florence (Italy) correspond ent of the Boston Jost reiates the following —A nuinver of months ago the petorious George N. Sanders catied at the studio of Powers, the sculptor, and suiaetime alter wards Fernando Wood. Mr. Powers told mo that esch of them stopped before the bust of Jobn C. Calhoun, sed seid in almost the mame words, “There's John ©. Cab houn—I'@ one ef that man's dineipies.” This come! cence i somewhat remarkabic, and taken in covsectua with our late troubles, has a world of meaning (Oe this occamon Sanders did not hesitate to acknowledge bie connection With the Ht. Alban's raid apd uther vefarionn plots to plunder end burn oar frontier, and not opty that, but be expressed his satisfaction ond even pride thai ve bad dene bis beat to help them om Wheo ir. Powers said to him, ‘Sir, 1 desire you to know that | uierty abbor your murderous plans and Gelest (be efor you bave made to ruis our country,” be replied with uo abasbea coolners snd effrontery, “Ob, yos, thetle of courne; | expected as much as that," aad walked aweg with the utmost unconcers. Beows.ow om tux Bouraxas Brae Goveaspenn — Brownlow's organ anys 1 ts wbeurd Ww feel ed \ecaee the Houthern Mtles dou's ratify the comstiutional amendment, ap) adds — There is no State goverpment im the South, outwde thie fiate, to ratify we amendment, It is nonsense wo poy oe oi Of Minsiepy|, Alabome sod southern *| shoald rat fy the . when it ba perfectly clear thas there e gets Legisiatuse iv oil thos states of the boast or mbatever These Abdrew Johvevn's uncerstrappers * We proven Perigo: Feed, nmr & ratiocation from sch ine toon gat! fies as tapaning the olightem velteny the amendment of to any law whatever, Couzresr the Union men of the fouth n grievous tajury if it rt admit the © delegations from the rete! Fiatee 08 mich a rete New Yous Satomtat Euscrion,—With regard to the time when s “enestor must be chosen ip thie Mists, the Rochester Union publishes the following from » corre spondent, whose communicetion, the editor aye bow Ae force of a legal decision: A question has been inaie whether the election of & United Mates Pevater, to occur in Janusry wet) iahew place om the 8th of that month orea the fib Ae an. ewer is furmiabed by © rerence to the act of Congres powwd Joly 2b, 1800, entitied “An act to regula the timer and manner of holding elechons fo Meuator im Congress | The fiat section of thie got provides that “he legwlature af @arls “tate which shall be chosen wens Preceding the expirabon of the time for which any Memator war ele tad to faid tale in Cong ene, abel) ou the second Toeeday after the tmueeting oni ov ganization thered, proceed (0 elect @ Benator in Cow Frees, in the plane of euch Benater 00 gring out uf ethce, m the fotiewing Geoner "~The Legintasvere of Stee ie by law required to mest and organive on (he fret Tuesday of January, whieh, in the year iteT, will be the fies day of Janeary leo, Maving me. ond orgne ecout on the Lith. the Bret Tuesday thereater bem om the 8th of January. matute seeme to encinda, @1.R care, the Tuesday om which the rake a ele from Deine commiderea as ome of Tuertaye to be coaniet, Tt myr on the ‘vecond Tuesday after the weeting end organization thereof,” This wowd bring tbe ebetion un the 16th of January seat Aseene Jomo ros Next Pare, —The Ptuburg (Pe) Mepubie paredee ihe tawe ff Andrew Jobewe 4 Premdent in 190%, 1k wm said thet the Jubeecpinns of Penurylvanie aom to te perfecting thew arrengower io for « cotmpleie organ '78! 160 (breughout We Mate for ihe pest Presidential amps gp War Vinci s Fiat —The effictal retorcs of ine recent election in West Virgina are pow putt thet Here man, (nen, for Governor, received TB,6b), ee renewed ; Bovreman’s cosjority, 674. 19,989 for Smith, ‘Third, Polsiey, Uaioe, 1,471 majority, Uevanes. 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